The entanglement of the hate that is instilled us..
The involentary hate is deep rooted, for what good?
For opinions that don’t matter, and matter that is important is flawed with instilled resentment or hate..
I just dislike it, because it is something not all know to untangle, so we don’t remind each other.
The entanglement of the hate that is instilled us..
The involentary hate is deep rooted, for what good?
For opinions that don’t matter, and matter that is important is flawed with instilled resentment or hate..
I just dislike it, because it is something not all know to untangle, so we don’t remind each other.
How can we cultivate this more
Is there a war against it? Flooding us with tragedy and wars that can be stopped, over stimulated with negative emotions gets heavy and overall suppressing to feel and just do.
People doesn’t have the handle with care tag any more.
How can we cultivate this more
Is there a war against it? Flooding us with tragedy and wars that can be stopped, over stimulated with negative emotions gets heavy and overall suppressing to feel and just do.
People doesn’t have the handle with care tag any more.
Analong minds in a digital world
Modern society primitive thinking
Did you think about the shift from analog to digital, and how that effected the human?
Analong minds in a digital world
Modern society primitive thinking
Did you think about the shift from analog to digital, and how that effected the human?
Realizing over and over again the same thing must be madness too.
One have to lose their mind to find their spirit.
We all walk different paths along side each other to the same goal.
My man rumi said, walk each other home.
I don’t know how to say it, just write unity on my stone when I’m six feet down and call it a day.
Realizing over and over again the same thing must be madness too.
One have to lose their mind to find their spirit.
We all walk different paths along side each other to the same goal.
My man rumi said, walk each other home.
I don’t know how to say it, just write unity on my stone when I’m six feet down and call it a day.